The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-01-20
THURSDAY, fAVUARY 90.

EVERYTHING sold at cost at Wagner's.
MACHINE Oil sold at cost at Wagner's.
PAINTS and Oils sold at cost at
Wagner's.
Doors, Windows and Blinds sold at
cost at Wagner's.
DIARIES for 1887 at Fleming & Fech-
ter's Bookstore.
THE cheapest place for cloaks is at the
New York Store.
WHITE fannels only &c. yard at the
New York Store.
The wind of Sunday night drifted the
roads quite badly.
NAILS, Stoves and Tin Ware sold a:
cost at Wagner's.
BELTING-Rubber and Leather sold
at cost at Wagner's.
a % inch doll worth $500 only 50 cts.
at the New York Store.
BEST pink fannels only IA cents per
yard at the New York Store.
ALL wool twilled fannels only 16c. a
yard at the New York Store.
HARDWOOD gray fiannels only l2c.
yard at the New York Store.
GENUINE Turkey Red Calicos only &c.
a yard at the New York Store.
GOLD and Bronze frames in all Photo
sizes at Melendy & Pack trds.
NOTICE change in the standing adver-
tisement of the New York Store.
BLANKETS we sell at half price. See
advertisement of New York Store.
FEATHER trimmings, all colors, only
zoe. a yard at the New York Store.
GIVEN away-300 dolls worth so cts.
piece only 10 cts. at New York Store.
All colors in Z cashmere dress goods,
only &c. a yard at the New York Store.
MERRIMAc Cochege calico, best quality,
only 4lc yard at the New York Store.
HAVE your Photos made by the Light
MING Process at Melendy Il Packard 8.
AT the New York store: We bought
200 mems suits at 30 cents on the dollar.
FRENCH imported vases worth $500 a
pair only 90 cts. at the New York Store.
AT the New York store: We close out
our stock of knit and Scotch caps at 25c.
l CARLOAD of crockery just received
and sold far below value at the New York
Store.
ARTHUR HODGES was not in as poor
health as was reported and did not quit
Chicago.
FATHER LoRRIGAN of Chiffon has been
appointed Dean of the Green Bay
dIocease.
n. |. GILBERT, brother Of G. l. Gilbert
of this city is member of the Dakota
legislature.
/ CASE double width brocaded dress
goods at only &c. yard, at the New
York Store
For real estate transactions, money to
loan on good security, apply at the office
of John Franz.
The thermomete~ showed a temperature
of minus 30 degrees on Tuesday morn
ing of this week.
SHEBOYGAN is soon TO have hotel
which will cost $4,000. 1t will also
have daily paper.
But very few farmers were i'll the city
on Monday or Tuesday. The roads we're
not in good condition.
No train reached Manitowoc from the
south on Tuesday. All the trains were
blockaded near Milwaukee.
BLACK and Colored extra quality lad
les cashmere hose at 25c. pair, worth
45c., at the New York Store.
LARGE quantities of nd wood timber
are being drawn to Towards Grove from
the southern part of this county.
ONE of tn finest lines of gentlemen S
fur goods ever shown in the city can now
be found at T. G. Schultz's furnishing
store.
! REV FL. STONE RICHARDSON at one
! time pastor of the NJ. +. church of this
city, mas been chosen postmaster of the
senate.
THE winter thus far has been quite
| free from winds, and the roads are still
in good condition except where wire
fences are.
SEVERAL of the county teachers keep
evening school for the accommodation
of such persons as are unable to attend
day school.
ST.. NAzIANs has a few hundred
''toboggan slides" They are coasting
bills but tue other is the more euphem
| istic expression.
The members of the legislature from
this county came home on Friday. The
! assembly was giving the speaker time to
/ fix up hls committees.
WHAT is known as the "black diph
iberia has broken out in the northern
part of Schleswig and the schools have
! been closed for @ season.
THE trains experienced their first
| difficulty from snow block de on Monday
Tie wind of Monday night added to the
thorou2ness of tue blockade.
At the meeting of the city council OIL
| Monday last no business was transacted
except to open the bids of the parties